Sentence examples for merited your from inspiring English sources

"That's not a criticism, but there were other performances out there today who merited your 'obsession' more than Ross Barkley's.

Second, what was it about your performance that merited your bonus from a company that was being propped up by taxpayer money and are there any records of your performance assessment - or are there any assessments of your performance.

MacArthur competes against men: "There's no gender to it, you merit your place on the boat - simple," she says.

There are too many people in the world who merit your interest to waste valuable time on a bore.

The statewide jobs pay more than legislative jobs and don't merit your tears: Ms. Combs makes $150,000 annually, while Mr. Staples, like Mr. Patterson, makes $137,500.

In thanking me for a recent note and acknowledging how helpful he felt it was to have comments from listeners, he added, "I hope that succeeding broadcasts will continue to merit your approval".

That McQueen may be on the verge of becoming not only the first black film-maker to win an Oscar for best director, but the first to do so while in possession of a Turner prize, lends enough historical precedent to merit your attention.

This single-standard standard — employ a calculus of merit rather than a calculus of consanguinity — asks you to regard ideological/political differences as articles of clothing; they are cosmetic rather than essential; the person is what he is apart from them and it is the person, rather than the accidents of birth or belief or nationality, who merits your respect.

The reason is that most emotions involve beliefs: if you are ashamed, you believe that you have done something that deserves the contempt of others; if you feel pity, you believe that the object of your compassion is suffering in a way that merits your concern.

Do performances you dislike merit your attention?

4. Extended Response: What about you merits your inclusion in Taylor's Girl Gang?